Tkt# 15775D is an Honors Program course and has 9 hours INTERNET component. Email honors@saddleback.edu for more information. Recommended as 2nd course in PSYC major sequence. Lec/Lab.

PSYC 3 - BIOLOGICAL PSYCHOLOGY

Introduction to the study of behavior from a biological perspective. Neuroanatomy, neurophysiology, psychopharmacology, and the biological systems and processes underlying behavior. Emphasis will be placed on brain mechanisms underlying behavior and their relation to issues in psychology.

Focuses on the major theoretical viewpoints and research approaches in the field of developmental psychology. Covers developmental stages of children from conception through adolescence focusing on children's social, emotional, cognitive, and physical development.

Introduces theoretical and methodological issues in the field of gerontology, while dispelling the myths that often accompany older adulthood. Throughout the course, the psychological, physiological, and social changes that often accompany older adults will be addressed.